Opposition at Northeastern water hearing over Sixes Bridge Dam
More than 70 residents attended a Montgomery County meeting at Silver Spring High School to hear Army Corps of Engineers and state officials discuss the NEWS and D.C. Water Supply Study. The session highlighted support for studies, calls for accurate population and consumption projections, and concerns about the Sixes Bridge dam’s advisability.
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Frederick Post Office eyed new East Patrick Street facility
Kiwanis members heard Postmaster John Young and Richard Frye describe a four month readiness window for a new Frederick mail facility on East Patrick Street with construction totaling about thirteen months and possible delays but completion before next Christmas. They noted growing mail demand, planned new rural routes for Mt Airy Middletown, and a grid addressing system to stabilize addressing, with LeGore being phased out in favor of Keymar service. Continued on Page A-31.
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Plan for elderly transport costs 16000 annually
Frederick County aging task force proposes a 16000 yearly program to transport seniors countywide for shopping and visits. Mary Lou Ritter leads with a survey showing 71 of 336 seniors need rides. a transport director earning about 4300 would oversee a van system and volunteer cars with coordinators’ needs guiding service. attendees include Hal Walters Donald Date and Stelen Soper.
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Swine flu immunization plan studied
Two dozen top scientists meet with President Ford amid reports that health experts favor a large scale vaccination campaign against a rare swine flu strain. The virus, linked to the 1918 epidemic, prompted calls for mass inoculation as officials weigh risks and logistics for a national program.
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Sheriff seeks $100000 budget hike amid 76 allocation
Sheriff's request calls for a $100,000 increase tied to a 76 allocation. The plan emphasizes hiring more deputies and upgrading patrol vehicles to improve operations and mobilization, as the department faces funding gaps and rising costs. Page Ad references context and board consideration.
Reagan Wins North Carolina Primary Over Ford
Reagan surprised many by defeating Ford in the North Carolina Republican primary, ending a five-election drought and bolstering donor confidence. Carter maintained momentum with his fifth win in six early primaries, clearing over 30 percent and expanding a Wisconsin swing. Wallace adjusted his strategy, dropping costly rallies for more media exposure, while Ford conceded expected results and looked to future campaigning.
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Coup Dismisses Isabell Peron Leaders Take Power In Argentina
Army led junta ousted President Isabel Peron early today ending 21 months of civilian rule. A three man leadership sworn in pledging a collective government until a new president is named. Banks and offices closed as troops secured key sites amid mixed public reaction.
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Delegates OK budget and subway for Maryland included
Maryland House of Delegates tentatively approved the 1977 state budget after a six hour session dominated by a vote to fund the Baltimore subway. The body defeated an amendment to strike the subway funds 77 to 39 and sent the measure toward the Senate, with limited changes overall and one major cut to a Bicentennial drama budget.
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Israel blamed for Arab unrest in Jordan A2
Report notes tensions in Jordan with accusations directed at Israel amid regional unrest. The article cites political strains, regional responses, and security concerns impacting neighboring states and relations. No direct quotes provided.
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Maryland Day significance cited by Mathias in Bicentennial year
Senator Mathias stresses Maryland Day as a touchstone of courage and devotion in the nation’s Bicentennial year. He urges reflection on Maryland’s founders and the Ark and Dove voyage, asking readers to consider the ideals that shaped Maryland and the United States.
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